Pathogenicity and Virulence Differ in That

question 4

Multiple Choice

Pathogenicity and virulence differ in that

• A) pathogenicity refers to the overall ability of a microbe to cause disease, whereas virulence refers to the ability of one microbe to cause disease relative to another.
• B) virulence refers to the overall ability of a microbe to cause disease, whereas pathogenicity refers to the ability of one microbe to cause disease relative to another.
• C) pathogenicity only refers to pathogens, whereas virulence refers to any microbe that can cause an infection.
• D) virulence only refers to pathogens, whereas pathogenicity refers to any microbe that can cause an infection.

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